By PDR. net: "it isn't known whether phenazopyridine is excreted in human milk ... it is prudent to avoid phenazopyridine use while breast-feeding, especially with an infant LESS THAN 1 MONTH of AGE or has a glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency." If there is no history of G6PD in your family's medical history, you should not worry much with only one tablet of 99.5 mg phenazopyridine
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That medicine will be out of your system about 24 hrs later. stop it if your pain is gone So hold breast feeding for that time. Pump and dump only if breasts full or uncomfortable
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